In That Great Battle, My Wife Was the Only One Who Died

War engulfed the Great Sheng Dynasty. Lin Wanxi, the Duke’s legitimate daughter and Princess Consort Yi, was taken hostage by the enemy army. Prince Yi decisively abandoned her and pressed on with the siege. Clutching until her dying breath the matching jade pendant Prince Yi had given her years ago, she finally realized that ten years of devotion had been nothing more than a stepping stone in an emperor’s schemes.

Then the soul of Mu Wanwan, a modern office worker, transmigrated into Lin Wanxi’s body, which still clung to a faint spark of life. With the clarity and courage of a woman from the twentieth century, she opened her eyes amid a pool of blood. Her former meekness had become a blade. Faced with a hypocritical royal family and treacherous, ambitious ministers, she swore to make those who betrayed her pay, uncover the shocking conspiracy behind the war, and carve out a completely different path in an age of turmoil and intrigue.